The New Black Lace Book of Women's Sexual Fantasies by Mitzi Szereto

Definitely something to fantasise about!

Reviewed: 20 May 2009 by secretseductress, a Single Bisexual Female

I have been interested in erotica for a few years now but I 'd never bought any, so I thought I would change that.

I was very pleased when it arrived and quite excited to see what it was like. I can safely say I was NOT disappointed!

The stories in it are varied and from a lot of different women. Although some may not be to everyone's taste, I can certainly say there is something for everyone.

The stories vary in length, some only a few lines long and some a few pages, so it's whatever you're in the mood for really!

I found myself reaching for my vibrator quite a few times during each reading session!

Try reading this out loud with your other half maybe, or just keep it for your 'private time'. Either way, this book is worth having in your collection. xx

Fantasy world!

Reviewed: 17 Sep 2008 by sexymel88, a Single Bisexual Female

This is probably one of the best books I've ever read! This book is amazing, its got everything a good book needs, strong stories, pure filth and helpful tips! What more could you ask for? It's definitely worth the £7.99.

The front cover on the book tells you in its own little way that it is going to be a hot and filthy book.

The stories are all different but are all equally amazing, and the layout of the book is good as it is broken down so you can clearly see where one story ends and another one starts.

This is the first black lace book I've read but I can guarantee it won't be the last!

I read the book cover to cover in a few hours, it was that good I couldn't put it down.

Would recommend to everyone!

Celebrating its 15th anniversary in style

Reviewed: 22 Aug 2008 by inkserotica, an Engaged Bisexual Female

At first glance it would be easy to assume that this book would not be something that one would think to pick up to casually while away a few lost hours on the beach but, really, Women's Sexual Fantasies' holds a minefield of information. Erotica and romance authors, students needing research material and sexperts are just some of the people who, I believe, would benefit from reading 'Women's Sexual Fantasies.'

It has been said that the brain is the biggest sex organ we possess and its capabilities to carry out our greatest wishes and desires is hampered only by our body’s' failure to keep up. It would be a shame not to use it to its full potential for pleasure and judging by the assortment of ages, sexualities, relationship status and culture of female contributions published in this book, this is being achieved tenfold.

I love this book simply because my own fantasies are proven to be not so unusual or boring after all. We are all 'normal', we are all very sexual. Black Lace is celebrating its 15th anniversary in style with this title.